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Franco Martinig

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Groovy and Concurrency with GPars Posted: Oct 1, 2012 1:11 PM
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This talk looks at using Groovy for writing multi-threaded, concurrent and parallel programs. We’ll briefly look at leveraging legacy Java techniques such as multiple processes, multiple threads, the java.util.concurrent APIs and shared-state atomicity. We’ll then look as some useful AST transforms in core Groovy (Lazy, Synchronized, Immutable, WithReadLock and WithWriteLock) before divign headlong into GPars. GPars is a comprehensive library for parallel execution that provides a menu of options to the developer. The different choices available have pros and cons depending on the circumstances. We’ll look at the parallel collection support ...

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